Anunnaki Legacy of the Gods

Sequel to his Anunnaki Gods No More -- I have both books and the former is loaded with pictures and dates not to be found in this sequel. Nonetheless, Sasha does an excellent job recapping the Anunnaki story begun by the late Zechariah Sitchin and I found things in the sequel I had not seen in the first Gods No More version. It is the best 280 page Anunnaki overview I have seen, and yet for a true legacy of what the Anunnaki did that affected millions of humans and cultures around the world, one has to look st Hegland's Anunnaki Legacy -- Dragon Wisdom which shows what the Anunnaki did as they moved around the planet, teaching and protecting their progeny. Hegland shows the common imagery, beliefs and Serpent Wisdom that Enki and Ningishzidda (his son) spread and even gives us a taste of what Enki's mysterious Serpent Wisdom (aka Dragon Wisdom) had to be... and how it morphed into Alchemy and Devination... and it is now underground in today's secret societies. Both books are well worth the reading.

This book is very interesting. No fluff, no forced BS. Just simple stated facts and documentations. The truth of all of it is debatable, but this is not to imply that the authors are not presenting honest work as they see it. There is no doubt that they do and that is appreciated here. Nevertheless the material is extraordinarily interesting and thought-provoking. Thank you for writing this book.

Recommend

I love this topic and enjoying the summarization of Sitchin's work, but they really should have hired a competent editor to proofread this book before publishing it. At times, its hard to even follow the train of thought in a paragraph as there are so many mistakes.

Sasha does the best job I have seen of organizing the information revealed by Zecharia Sitchin from the clay tablets found in and around the fertle crescent and Humanity's first civilization, Sumeria. He puts the individuals involved into a logical, understandable order that can be referenced quite quickly. I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book. I think there were a few minor errors in dating and there were typos that should have been fixed.

Great book. Really simplifies the Anunnaki for all to read and understand. Maybe sometime in the near future science will finally decide to investigate the interesting people

Unfortunately, I purchased the first three books in this series together so I had to read them. I kept waiting for the material to get better, but it just didn't happen. Redundant throughout, contradictory, poorly written. Read anything but the Lessin material. Far from scholarly. Juvenile at best. Way too expensive for poorly written material. If you feel you must read this series, then buy it used and don't spend more than a dollar for it. The only way I would read the latest book about Marduk from the Lessins is if someone gave it to me for free. Don't waste your brain on this series.

So far this book is Zecharia Sitchin with some annotations. I like that

Diante de tão vasta documentação, penso que a academia antropológica precisa rever os seus conceitos. Muito interessante esta abordagem, principalmente em se considerando que "tudo está escrito" nas tábuas Sumerias! Muito curioso!